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Open Camuno on Windows
The Windows app checks compatibility, starts a private pairing session, and displays a QR code and six-digit pairing code.
Free during beta · No account or credit card
Use your phone as a Windows webcam.
Camuno turns your iPhone or Android camera into a Windows webcam for meetings, lessons, recordings, and live streams—without making you install another phone app.
No sign-up requiredUp to 1080pNo watermark
Camuno Virtual Camera
Phone connected
Use Camuno anywhere Windows lets you choose a camera
Zoom
Microsoft Teams
OBS Studio
Google MeetHow it works
From phone to webcam in three steps.
Camuno handles the connection. Your phone supplies the camera you already know and trust.
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Scan or enter the pairing code
Scan the QR code with your phone, or open camuno.app/connect and enter the six-digit code. Camuno opens in your mobile browser—no phone app needed.
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Choose Camuno Virtual Camera
In your meeting or recording app, select Camuno Virtual Camera just like any other webcam.
Can't scan the QR code? Open camuno.app/connect on your phone and enter the six-digit pairing code shown on your PC. Both methods connect through your mobile browser—there is no phone app to install.
A small setup tip
Place your phone near eye level.
A simple phone stand or laptop mount gives you a natural camera angle. For the sharpest result, use the rear camera and face a window or soft light.
Windows beta
Download Camuno for Windows.
No account to create. Install Camuno on your Windows 11 PC, then use the phone camera you already own as a clear, dependable webcam.
Download for Windows 11Free during betaNo sign-up or credit cardNo phone app requiredAbout 2.4 MB
Requires 64-bit Windows 11. This beta is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show an unknown publisher warning.
iPhone and Android
Nothing to install on your phone.
Camuno uses your phone's browser. There is no separate iPhone or Android app to download.
1Open Camuno on your Windows PC.
2Scan the QR code, or open camuno.app/connect and enter the six-digit pairing code.
3Open the link in Safari, Chrome, or another modern browser.
Keep the browser page open while your phone is being used as the camera.
The useful things, included
A clear picture without artificial limits.
The beta is deliberately simple: reliable video, straightforward controls, and no account wall between you and your camera.
Up to 1080p at 30 fps
Get a detailed, natural image when your phone, browser, and local network support it.
No watermark
Your video stays clean for meetings, recordings, lessons, and streams throughout the beta.
No phone app required
The phone side runs in a modern mobile browser, such as Safari or Chrome. Scan the QR code or enter the pairing code, grant camera access, and connect.
Works like a normal webcam
Camuno appears in Windows as a virtual camera, so compatible apps can select it from their camera menu.
Front and rear cameras
Switch cameras from your phone. Use the rear camera for quality or the front camera for easier framing.
Built for your local network
Your phone and PC connect directly over the same Wi-Fi or LAN for a responsive everyday setup.
Clear about the connection
Your video is not our content.
Camuno uses WebRTC to send camera video directly to the paired Windows computer on your local network. The Camuno service helps the devices find each other; it does not store your camera feed.
Pairing links are temporary and unique to the session.
Camera permission stays under your phone browser's control.
Anonymous product events help us find connection failures, but never include your video.
Before you start
What the beta needs.
We would rather be precise than claim support we have not verified yet. Camuno is currently focused on one dependable setup.
A 64-bit Windows 11 PC (build 22000 or newer)
An iPhone or Android phone with a modern Safari or Chrome browser
Your phone and PC connected to the same local network
The phone browser page kept open while the camera is in use
Straight answers.
Camuno is still in beta. These are the practical details worth knowing before you try it.
Is Camuno really free?+
Yes. Camuno is free during the beta, with 1080p available and no watermark. We may introduce paid plans later, but we will explain any change before it affects new releases.
Do I need to install an app on my phone?+
No. Scan the QR code shown on your PC, or open camuno.app/connect on your phone and enter the six-digit pairing code. Camuno runs in your mobile browser; keep that page open while it is sending video.
Does it work outside my home or office network?+
The current beta is designed for a phone and Windows PC on the same local network. Internet relay is not part of this first release.
Do Zoom, Teams, or OBS need special Camuno plugins?+
No. The Windows app registers Camuno Virtual Camera. In a compatible app, open its camera settings and select Camuno Virtual Camera.
Why Windows 11 only?+
Starting with Windows 11 gives us a smaller, testable compatibility surface for the beta. We will make decisions about older Windows versions after the core experience is stable.
Why does Windows show an unknown publisher warning?+
The current beta installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may show an unknown publisher warning. Download Camuno only from camuno.app. Code signing is planned before the wider release.